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^Whats the building on Payne around 22 St then? I thought that was 3d District HQ.

^^KJP. I'm the one who created this thread and MH's post is correct. Here's the disclaimer I put at the end of the first post in this thread: [[Mods: I know we already have a "Cleveland: The City in Movies & TV" topic in "City Discussions" but this is about the the business/jobs/economics of films and movies in CLE as it relates to the city's employment and economy--so that's why I created a new thread instead of putting this info there as its a different topic.]]

^Great list. 17) May Company Building -- 350 units (planned for 2016) How solid is this one? Haven't heard much about it.

^not with exposed parking like that on St. Clair.

why do neither the PD or Crains articles not show the rendering that we have on this page?

As the Sheraton or Bond Court--I don't remember the parking garage being so blatant. Looks like the Westin is trying to show it off. That can't be the final exterior to conceal the garage, is it???

^Interns are interns. They're not responsible for final copy.

^Marinucci's an intern?

Yes, but I've noticed that the Colonial Arcade is much busier than the Euclid Arcade. In the Euclid, there is a giant art store that is NEVER open, taking up a lot of space. I went several times, never open. I won't bother trying again. In the Colonial, there's a much better conglomeration of little stores--plus needed things like a shoe shine and watch repair place---so driving foot traffic.

^I'm sure the poor guy was just really tired.

^Don't get me wrong. I like it. I just found it odd that its SO similar to the CWRU video that came out over a year ago--and even uses a lot of the same images! I just wished it showed the water and the rapid.

ITS very similar in to the Case Law school video--which has some good narrative when not talking about law school/law firms..... (like, if you want to fall in love---this is the city!). At least ten images in this 'new' video is taken from that one---Wade Oval, the West Side Market, the guy smiling, and a bunch of others. BUT---the Case law school video has a great shot of the rapid at Tower City---looks like a regular big city subway (not street-running light rail crap!) AND has some great shots of the lake or the city with the lake on the background. A few posters here mentioned the train and the lake. I agree with those comments. Here's the case video---scroll down to the third row (not the video at the top of the page): law.case.edu Could the Positively Cleveland video better edited a bit? I realize its tied to the song's length, but some train or lake images could substitute something else.....

Two comments--from my travels, CLE has a VERY negative reputation across the country. Second--the video---i've seen a lot of those images in the film before--they were in Case law school's video promo. Was this one made by the same company? or did they just use some of the same footage? Here's the case video---scroll down to the third row (not the video at the top of the page): law.case.edu

^^Clifton in Edgewater is atrocious. Yet, on the Lakewood side of 117 St, the street is fine. Why is that? They both use salt, no?

Hurricane Sandy funds to fix damage caused by the storm at BKL. http://www.newsnet5.com/news/local-news/cleveland-metro/cleveland-city-council-to-consider-68m-plan-to-repair-burke-lakefront-airport-shoreline

March 7 -- plane off the runway at BKL; FAA investigating. http://www.wkyc.com/story/news/2014/03/06/plane-off-runway/6145307/

Re pro soccer in CLE: Major League Soccer commissioner Don Garber: Cleveland: “We need more teams in the Midwest … there haven’t been any discussions (about Cleveland) of late … Support the Crew.” http://prosoccertalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/04/major-league-soccer-don-garber-questions/ Columbus Crew?!? That's how answers a question about Cleveland? MLS wants Cleveland! We should move on this.

"Immigration is fine and dandy, but we gotta first take care ah our own" was the message Jackson had said....(not exact quote) North87--there is PLENTY the mayor could do to make this city immigrant-friendly. There's far more to the topic than just the INS.

The north side of Carnegie between 102 and 105 Streets will be a new home for the Clinic's cancer program. Crains: "A new home for the Cleveland Clinic's cancer program, which will be located across from Tomsich Pathology Laboratories on Carnegie Avenue between 102nd and 105th streets. The Clinic is working with architects to design the building. A timeline for the project wasn't provided." http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20140226/FREE/140229851

East vs. West, huh? Well the west side earth fare is in Fairview Park---what's more typical than that? And though surrounded by Giant Eagle, Heinens, and Nature's Bin, the Earth Fare there is still open.

^That's not development news. Its a Fitzgerald campaign ad. (If he wants to win, his ads have to be a little less subtle.)

WestBLVD--i was being sarcastic. CAK's rise has come directly at CLE's expense---and this was intentional. They were too narrowminded or selfish to understand that by hurting CLE they are hurting Akron as well.

^Akron-Canton should be happy. They've killed the UA hub.

Pages are not counted as they would be in a book, but a magzine instead. "56 pages" includes the front cover and back cover.

In the "Dossier Cleveland" insert into UA's Hemisphere's magazine for February, on P. 22, it says, "CLE [Hopkins is] planing to open a new 250-room upscale airport hotel in 2016." 2016 is not that far away---anyone have any details?